Purchase RIPACK Rapid Shrink Wrap Heat Gun Tool Kit Propane Boat Cover Tarp R2200 2200 in Woodbury, New Jersey, United States, for US $769.99

Condition:New Brand:Ripack Manufacturer Part Number:R2200

BRAND NEW RIPACK 2200 BOAT SHRINK WRAP GUN KIT

Case is included
Rotating nozzle ensures even heating over large areas for reduced shrink time
Nozzle remains cool during and after use - minimizes risk of burn
Flame is steady and fan shaped - reduces scorching
Maximum setting produces 188,000 BTU and consumes 4kg of propane/hour
Adjustable regulator controls heat output for variety of shrink films
Includes 25-foot Hose and Adjustable Regulator
Accessory extensions are available

Part Number: RIP R2200

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